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They need to be perceived as David vs Goliath only to fulfill your desires, but it has nothing to do with whether or not they will be successful. Gamers do not
by stormcrowsx 13y ago
They need to be perceived as David vs Goliath only to fulfill your desires, but it has nothing to do with whether or not they will be successful.
Gamers do not care about the holiness or honor of a company, that's hacker culture. The only loyalty they have to a company is if that company continues to make stuff they want to play. Gamers want a good experience and that's it. Look at how good EA does despite having oppressive DRM and a horrible history of customer service.
- shubb 13y agoYou are reading my post as very emotionally driven. As a non-gamer, and non-VR headset buyer, I am reading about this the same way you might read about defense companies. You, and the parent post, believe that gamers as a market, unlike sell phone consumers, buy on purely pragmatic grounds. Given that more money is spent on game advertising than game development, I would say the industry money disagrees.